Shoopist

Shopping together shouldn't mean texting the list back and forth.

Shoopist gives your household one shopping list that everyone can open, add to and tick off. You add milk on the bus; whoever is already at the store sees it before they reach the dairy aisle. When they pick it up, it moves to the bottom of your list too.

SHARE A LIST, NOT A SCREENSHOT
Send one invite link to your partner, your flatmate or your parents. They open the same list you do. Every item shows who added it, so nobody buys the bread twice.

IT UPDATES WHILE YOU SHOP
Tick something off and it moves for everyone, right away. No refresh button, no "did you get the eggs?" message from the next aisle over.

IT WORKS WHERE THE SIGNAL DOESN'T
Your lists live on your phone first, not on a server you have to reach. In the back corner of a supermarket with one bar of signal, Shoopist still opens, still edits, still ticks off. It catches up on its own once you're back online.

WRITE IT THE WAY YOU SAY IT
Type "2 kg tomatoes from the corner shop" and Shoopist sorts out the rest — the amount, the unit and the store land in the right places. No dropdowns, no forms to fill in.

THE DETAILS YOU ACTUALLY NEED
Set a quantity and a unit, pick a brand, note which shop it's cheaper at, leave a note for whoever gets there first ("the crunchy one, not smooth"). Brands and store names are already on your device, so they come up as you type — offline as well.

NOTHING DISAPPEARS BY ACCIDENT
Deleted an item you needed? It waits in the trash until you say otherwise. Restore it in a tap.

THE SAME LIST, WHEREVER YOU ARE
Start a list on your phone, check it on your watch in the queue, plan the week on a tablet or in your browser at home. It's the same list everywhere, kept in step.

MADE FOR REAL SHOPPING TRIPS
Weekly groceries, a pharmacy run, the dinner party on Saturday, the cleaning cupboard — keep as many lists as you like, side by side, each with its own set of items.

Free to use. Create a list, send one link, and stop keeping the shopping list in your head.

Recent changes:
Fixed broken deeplink
Minor improvements